Innodura has been acquired by Green & Durable Group
August 2023 — Green & Durable Group has acquired Innodura. With this acquisition, Green & Durable Group strengthens its position in the field of sustainable energy in the Netherlands.
Innodura is a Netherlands-based company specialized in the sale and installation of solar panels for individuals and businesses. The company has built an excellent reputation in the market and has a large customer base especially in the western regions of the country.
Green & Durable Group, active in Belgium and the Netherlands, offers sustainable total solutions for green energy projects, both for private individuals and businesses. These include solar panels, batteries for energy storage and charging stations for electric vehicles. The group, which had previously acquired Agro-NRG, Home-NRG, AP Solar and Zonnemarkt in the Netherlands, plans to strengthen and expand Innodura’s position in the Dutch market.
Our role in the transaction
Oaklins’ team in the Netherlands acted as the exclusive sell-side advisor to the shareholder of Innodura.
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Joris Gijsbers
Oaklins Netherlands
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